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6 results about "Photoelectrolysis" patented technology

Photoelectrolysis, also known as water splitting, occurs in a photoelectrochemical cell when light is used as the energy source for the electrolysis of water, producing dihydrogen which can be used as a fuel. This process is one route to a "hydrogen economy", in which hydrogen fuel is produced efficiently and inexpensively from natural sources without using fossil fuels. In contrast, steam reforming usually or always uses a fossil fuel to obtain hydrogen. Photoelectrolysis is sometimes known colloquially as the hydrogen holy grail for its potential to yield a viable alternative to petroleum as a source of energy; such an energy source would supposedly come without the sociopolitically undesirable effects of extracting and using petroleum.

Method for deep removal of alkali metals from high-purity quartz sand

The application relates to the technical field of purification or refining of silicon compounds, in particular to a high-purity quartz sand alkali metal targeted deep removal method, wherein quartz sand is mixed with silicon carbide abrasive and dry ground, and then is immersed into a solution containing ammonium fluoroborate, nano titanium dioxide and graphene quantum dots for etching; then a composite solution containing HEDP, EDTMPA, crown ether and beta-cyclodextrin is used to complex and leach alkali metals in a microwave field; then, through a photoelectric desorption reactor, the complex is decomposed under the cooperation of ultraviolet light and an electric field; then, a supergravity rotating bed is used for three-stage countercurrent washing; finally, a radio frequency plasma treatment is used to repair the crystal lattice and remove hydroxyl groups in a hydrogen atmosphere at high temperature; through multi-step cooperation, the alkali metals are deeply removed. Through surface modification, composite complexing, photoelectric desorption and other technologies, the total alkali metal content of the quartz sand is reduced, energy consumption is reduced, waste liquid is reduced, the purity and performance of the material are improved, and the application is suitable for high-end fields such as semiconductors.
Owner:HENAN HAOXIN TECHNOLOGY CO LTD

Surface treatment method of ultra-low profile electrolytic copper foil suitable for high-frequency high-speed signal transmission

The invention relates to a surface treatment method of an ultralow-profile electrolytic copper foil suitable for high-frequency and high-speed signal transmission. The surface treatment method comprises the following steps: (1) providing a double-sided photoelectrolytic copper foil as a base material; (2) carrying out acid pickling treatment on the base material so as to remove surface oxides and activate the base material; (3) a copper alloy layer is electrically deposited on the surface of the base material subjected to acid pickling treatment; (4) performing electrochemical dealloying treatment on the copper alloy layer; (5) electrically depositing an anti-oxidation layer on the dealloyed base material; and (6) coating the substrate deposited with the anti-oxidation layer with a silane coupling agent. According to the preparation method, the traditional thought of constructing copper nodules is abandoned, the uniform copper alloy layer is deposited on the base material, then non-copper components in the copper alloy layer are selectively removed, and a nano-scale porous structure is left, so that an extremely low profile is obtained, and meanwhile, an enough specific surface area is kept to ensure excellent binding force with resin.
Owner:JIUJIANG TELFORD ELECTRONICS MATERIAL CO LTD

Method for resourceful treatment of tailings wastewater and simultaneous recovery of valuable metals

ActiveCN120247155BEfficient degradationEnsure light energy utilization efficiencyManganeseNitrogen gas
This invention provides a method for the resource-based treatment of tailings wastewater and the simultaneous recovery of valuable metals, belonging to the field of mine wastewater treatment technology. The method includes: constructing a reaction system, which comprises a transparent reactor with a built-in working electrode, a power-free photovoltaic cell circuit system, a powered photoelectric electrolysis circuit system, and a light source; the photovoltaic cell circuit system and the photoelectric electrolysis circuit system are switched in parallel; the tailings wastewater is introduced into the transparent reactor and sealed; the light source is turned on, and only the photovoltaic cell circuit system is activated, to oxidize ammonia nitrogen into nitrogen gas and nitrate nitrogen, and recover some manganese metal; the light source is turned on, and only the photoelectric electrolysis circuit system is activated, to reduce manganese ions to recover manganese metal and reduce nitrate nitrogen into nitrogen gas. This invention provides a clean and efficient method for simultaneously oxidizing ammonia nitrogen in mine tailings wastewater and recovering valuable metals from the tailings wastewater; it utilizes an interconvertible photovoltaic cell reaction system and a photoelectric electrolysis reaction system to efficiently degrade ammonia-containing pollutants in tailings wastewater and recover manganese metal.
Owner:JIANGXI ACAD OF ECO-ENVIRONMENTAL SCI & PLANNING +1

Floating solar water-splitting oxygen production hydrogen device

The utility model discloses a kind of floating solar photolysis water oxygenation hydrogen production devices, the device is provided with water storage pool and pure water tank, pure water tank is obtained by water evaporation in water storage pool, and water is supplied to photoelectrolytic cell by inlet pipe, solar cell assembly is arranged in the frame of photoelectrolytic cell, for converting solar light into electric energy, maintaining the required bias voltage of photoelectrolytic water;Its inside is provided with photoelectrochemical water decomposition component, for the energy electrolytic water hydrogen production in ultraviolet in solar spectrum and visible spectrum, photoelectrochemical water decomposition component includes anode catalyst layer, glass layer, light absorption layer and cathode catalyst layer, anode catalyst layer uses self-bias photo catalyst electrode, oxygen is generated under catalytic action and hydrogen is produced at cathode, infrared spectrum not absorbed by light anode is further converted into bias voltage by light absorption layer and maintained photolysis water hydrogen production.
Owner:JIANGSU FANGXUAN HYDROGEN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CO LTD

Method and system for photoelectrochemically destroying PFAS

Methods, systems, and apparatus for photoelectrolytic disruption of PFAS, comprising a photoreactor vessel configured to receive an aqueous solution comprising PFAS, a UV light source configured to direct UV light onto the aqueous solution in the photoreactor vessel, a cathode within the photoreactor vessel configured to contact the aqueous solution within the photoreactor vessel, and an anode within the photoreactor vessel configured to contact the aqueous solution within the photoreactor vessel. An anode in an electrolyte solution, a power source configured to provide a voltage difference between the anode and the cathode, and a membrane or an ion bridge between the anode and the cathode. The cathode may be a mesh and may have a high surface area structure having an electrochemically active surface area greater than a geometric surface area.
Owner:CLAROS TECHNOLOGIES INC

Photoanode for flexible photoelectrolysis device, and manufacturing method therefor

PCT designated stageWO2026147237A1GraphiteGraphene
The present invention provide a photoanode for a photoelectrolysis device, and a manufacturing method therefor. The photoanode for a photoelectrolysis device comprises: a polyimide (PI) layer; a laser-induced graphene (LIG) substrate formed by irradiating the PI layer with a laser; and a monoclinic tungsten oxide (m-WO3) nanostructure layer formed on the LIG substrate, wherein the PI layer is a flexible substrate and the photoanode is flexible.
Owner:KYUNGPOOK NAT UNIV IND ACADEMIC COOP FOUND